So I was eager for the day to come. She did the household chores and I used to watch her. She usually wore a salwar kameez or saree sometimes. When sh...e wore salwar and did her work she didn’t wear a dupatta. So when she bent down I could see her huge cleavage.I often tried to make her bend down to pick up something or other. I would enjoy the view. And when she wore saree she looked damn hot. She would lift up her saree while she cleaned the clothes. Even if we had a washing machine she. She helped me pull all of the hides and furs out onto the grass and my skin immediately began to itch as I could see fleas jumping all over them.I hastily lit a fire in the great fireplace set into the back wall of the house and Kirsty and I set to sweeping the floor as thoroughly as we could. When we had finished there was a large mound of dirt that we swept out of the door. I filled a large pot with water and swung it over the now blazing fire to heat then turned to meet two men coming to the. .udhar ki baat karte rahe tab maine apni kurti ke upar se apni choochi ko sahlaaya wo bhi maamu ko bhadkaane ke liye kyonki itni der se wo mujhe bor kar rahe the mamu ne jab mujhe lambi…lambi angdaayi lete hue dekha to bole kya neend aa rahi hai maine kaha nahi bahut thak gayi hoon thoda araam karna caahti hoon to maamu ne mujhe apne upar kheech liya aur bole meri gudiya raani aao meri godi me araam karo.Aur main maamu ki god me sar rakh kar let gayi tab mamu mere sar par haath fer rahe the aur. There were about a dozen jazz and blues venues in and around the city. Who would have thought that a bunch of rednecks from Texas would like blues and jazz, but believe me it's popular in Texas. Yeah, I know it's a dying genre, except in certain parts of the south and Midwest, but music doesn't have to be universally popular to be good. One of the blues legends, Stevie Ray Vaughan played a lot in Austin, Texas. I have all his albums on CD. The man was a legend around Austin; he even got to play.